It's hard to know exactly what it means without the full provision, but generally this gives you the right to live in the home for your lifetime,...

It doesn't appear the 120 statute of limitations is relevant to your issue. The 120 statute of limitations only cuts off your ability to contest...

It depends on the language of the Trust. If the trust just says the person is a beneficiary and doesn't have specific provisions that requires or...

Your parents can create a trust at anytime and they can contribute their portion of the home to the trust, but since your brother, based on your...

Generally it is proper for the trustee to use trust funds to pay for trust expenses, which includes, but is not limited to, expenses associated...

The trustee could distribute without a beneficiary waiver, but would be advised not to do so. One advantage of being a trustee is that if there is...

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The beneficiary is using incorrect terminology. Those terms apply to business entities, but not to trusts. What the beneficiary is really...

You might be technically liable. One thing you said was that you became the trustee in 2018, whereas Covid didn't have any impact in the United...

Assuming the deed to the home is titled in the name of your mother as trustee of the trust, you'll need to record an Affidavit of Death of Trustee....

Conservator was put over my moms accounts. mom passed away,accounting done.The estate is to be split 3 ways. I am due 1/3. .

Bad news. You are in for a very long wait, probably around 1 year. The conservator is not permitted to simply take the conservatorship funds...